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li!: li:ic I ii iI t: li in "ilcui Donna, " h ti p I iiday, March 31st.
I transaction of routine business re
j freshments were served, the ladies
j having solved the problem or "pre
l paredness" as far as delicious eat
! ab!es w ere concerned. Captain
" Thomas is post commander and Mrs.
: Elmira JIattingly is president of the, i
: Relief Corjis.
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The hl?h school basketball fir-t
team pirls. their '.coach and giibsti-1
tntcs were entertained at the home j
j of Superintendent Briscoe Tuesday j
i evening. A five-conrt-e dinner v.as
, served at 6 o'clock by the ho?tp.s '
I Mrs. Brifcoe. The tab'e was hc-iiiti-'
i fully decorated with the sc-hoo' col-
Jors. red and white, ville the iila'-e j
; cards were a source of merriment to j
all. The V iii'ns; Theatre was visited I
I later, i no tiiris v. no enjoyed this
pay evenins were Charlotte Cliao-
rei'e, neien i.-sKey, liertrude Moore.
Qunritta Rrown, May Skeene, P.ita
Card. Mary Mathes and their coach,
Miss Mo'flt.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 30th
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f'nnl Party.
and Mrs. Horace
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Mitchell
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. were pleasantly surprised
1 home on Main street Saturday even
; In? by the ".lolly Bunch." The
rWHK,W-4W"! Vt!4W'M'44''M"4I ! PVPn!nS was spent with SOO, after
r.L.te'ti Slur.
The Ka.-t'-rn :-:ta readies met in an
other of their Tuesday afternoon
t'liini.Io fi'HMnus Tuesliiy atid spent
a very enjoyai.'e afternoon.
Iiifm iiml Hup.
Another of t!ie jolly informal,
fiances which have provided several
happy times for the youni? folks of i
Ashland will be held at .Memorial hall
Saturday evening.
Hand licnefit Kail.
T'ariB are progressing merrily for
the band benefit ball which will be
Mrs. I). I'erozzl; "Women Famous In
American Music." by Mrs. C. W. Chat
tin; "MelodWm of Dixie Land," by
Mrs. C. H. Wolf; "Orchestras and
Their Famous Leaders," by Mrs. Daw
son Foster; "Famous American Com
posers," by Mrs. II. S. I'almerlee;
"Carrie Jacobs Hond and Her Music,"
by Miss (iertrude Fni,r'e.
Mesdames Wolf and Talmerlee and
Miss KiiKle save vocal and instrumen
tal selections from tho musicians they
discussed. Mrs. V. A. Stewart cave
which dainty refreshments were
served to the following: Messrs. and
Mesdames Alex Livingston, Frank
FoHz, F. L. Lone. C. D. Cain, Jack
McUae, Cliff Shut?., Walter Frnlani
Walter C.orham, Roy Hale, V. Wal
lace, and H. D. Mitchell and Mr. An
dijrson.
it
Mrs. Heed Fntertiiins.
Saturday, March 2."i, Mrs. M. C.
Heed entertained for Miss Liiclle
Ames of Talent, at Jiei home on
a l eading with Instrumental accom- j S('PrlR Drive. The rooms were appro
panlment. A quartet composed of ' Pr'"tely decorated with ferns and
Mesdames Palmerlee, Wolf, Perozzl I many WlnR blossoms, while the
held at the armory on Friday evenliiR, ! and Miss EnRle sang "Annie Laurie." j darkened dining room was most at-
Ouests invited by Individual club I tractive with numbers of yellow ta-
Conccrl by Vining Theatre Orchestra of 8'PIcccs. Carl Love'and Director.
Last Night! Bessie Barriscale Golden Claw"
FRIDAY, MARCH 3 1st
Your Ofily Opportunity to See
Pauline FredericK
Star of "Eternal City" and "Znzi" in
"BELLA DONNA"
You VV1S1 Regret Missing This Picture
Beautiful LILLIAN GISH Saturday, April i
In'THE LILY and Ilie ROSE." Also a hip Kevst.me wuuudv, "The Great
Vacuum Robbery" SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION -high-( -la -s vaudeville
act witli 15 young people froin Medford in the cast, Scmetliinj; unusual. No
advance in prices. Admission 10 and 15c; Children under 12, 5 cents
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V PAIJUNB FREDERICK 77
Vining Bills For
Friday and Saturday
nanj::::n::n::su:K::KK:n:u: : men to renent from breakinc these
I AT THE CHURCHES
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Fourth Street Mission.
Friday.
Fridav evenlne nt the VI
tre the attraction is Pauline Freder-! 1!,e8ent the rest of th!s week: Th,,rs-
! laws. Our room is 343 Fast Main
; street, and we keep open door from
10 to 2 and at 7:30 o'clock every
) evening (except Saturday and Sun
! day). Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The following speakers will be: AI'DLEY n PfiRTPR
April 7. Tickets are on sale at sev
eral of the stores. Do your part to
help make a sood band.
Teacup Club.
The Teacup Club wl'l meet at the
home, of Mrs. Clarence Lane on Lau
rel street next Tuesday afternoon.
Hostesses are Men-dames Lane, Van
Fossen, Van Leer, Dodson and Mit-s
Kwan.
Ladies' .id Fleet.
The Ladles' Aid Society of tlie
I'resbyter'an church have electel
Mrs. Klla flurrett president. Mrs.
members were Mesdames Robertson,
Goodman, Hrlscoe,' nriggs, Barber,
McGee, Hverton, Stewart, Miller,
Fnirle. Myers, White, Dean, Winter,
Schuerman, Van Fossen, Whited,
Chnatn, Misses Calkins, Hicks, Poley.
Refreshments were served consist
ing of cake and chocolate. The color
scheme of the club was carried out in
the decorations.
pers and daffodils In profusion.
Gathered around the luncheon table
were, besides the guest of honor, Miss
Ames, Mesdames L. P. Amos. Peter
Vandersluls, R. B. Adamson, Ernest
Minuth, Misses Margsret Ames and
Alice Vandersluls.
day at 7:30 p. m., Rev. William Nort
rldce; Friday at 7:30 p. m., Rev. Fa'
quhar; Saturday at 7:30 p. m., Rev.
Hanes; Sunday at 10 a. in., Sunday
school; Sunday at 11 a. m., Brother
Slii'hiers.
A gain event In Slirlnedom will oc
cur at the Klks temple on Friday
evening, March 31, when Hillnh Tern-
The Mathis-Vessey
Evangelistic Meetings
Ick, who made a place In the movie
hall of fame for herself in her Inter
pretation of Zaza, in a film adapta-
1 tion of the famous novel and play,
"Bella Donna."
Bella Donna, a London adventur
ess, lures the Hon. Nigel Armine Into
marrying her In the hope of saving
her from the gossip of the capital.
He takes her to Egypt, where she be
comes Infatuated with a powerful na-:
tive, Baroudi, who persuades her to . Methodist Cluucl..
poison her husband. This she does,' Hours of worship, 11 a. m. and
but as he becomes gradually weaker 7:30 m-: tnenes, "Then and Now"
and weaker from the effects of the for tlle morniiig and "Deny Thyself"
drug, Isaacson arrives and discovers for the evening. The pastor has been
Bible Teacher and Minister.
PKTOT DOINGS.
Eugene Moody, who has been ca
tering tr the ueWl trorln in
Robert Casey; Young People's Soci-. ..... . lho nom. - .
. o v niv uiiiiniuuii kiuuL ri i i it -
ety at 6:30 p. in.; Sunday at 7:30
tx m T A I n. i j :
1 ; - "- u'"e n i'ea I land for an indefinite stay on one of
an oeiiiug ai utt .uis!;iuil Oil rOUIlll
street.
cific ticket emporium, Is back In Ash
the local clerking Jobs.
Is enjoying a
Ed Dews, fireman,
jaunt to Ogden, Utah
The Evangelist Frank Mathls and
8 s'nirer. Bernard VesKev u-hn re-' hoi. i-t,nh,r i !.,. .. preaclilng a series of eveninir Rer.
' ill t .1 II I ill nine iu ftclVB Lilt? '
Clara Wick treasurer, and Mrs. Sue ' p e wl" K ve a re('el,t1on "d lanPe ! cently held a very successful meeting ! husband's life. Driven to hate Ar- mons on "Grea' Maxims." Sunday
in Medford, and who are now In the I mine and foiled In her attempt to kill 8011001 at 9:4i- Ep worth League at
midst of a big meeting in Klamath ! him, Bella Donna finally tells him the 6:15'
Falls, will begin a union campaign 1 truth In a burst of uncontrollable
here on the evening of April 21. I fury. Then she goes to Baroudi. who I ('nKregntional Church.
Extra men have been put back, on
both the north and south end pools
as a result of increased freight business.
M. Day secretary. The society meets
weekly In the church parlors.
Flcven O'clock Huh.
The E'even O'clock Club held the
first of their second series of dances
nt Memorial hall Monday evening.
The music was excellent and two
hours and a hair of dancing most
thoroughly enjoyed. Coffee and sand
wiches were served at 11 o'clock.
on a scale commensurate with the
.entertainments given by that order,
'to which a!! Phrlners throughout the!
valley are Invited.
fi. A. It.
The Grand Army post and Relief
Cqrps held one of their pleasant re
unions on Saturday afternoon. After
on Monday arternoon the Minis-j now discards her as being too dan
terial association appointed the fol- j gerous. Stunned, she returns to her
owing named men as an executive home, on'y to be turned away by Dr.
fsaacson, who sends her out Into the
Proifi-esslvo Club.
The anniversary meeting of the
Progresa've Club will be held Sun
day, April 2, at the residence of Mrs.
Dora Young on Granite street. A
pood program has been secured. This
Is an a'l-day meet'ng and everybody
come and webWine.
Autiliiiry.
The Auxiliary met Tuesday even
ing for the first time In their new
rlub house. Needles were busily plied
In the making of curtains. The club
house was In a far from perfect shape
hut will be real homey by the next
meeting. The Auxiliary ladles are
planning a big tall for May 5.
Fast S'd Association.
The East Side Parent-Teacher As
sociation wl'l meet at the library
Monday afternoon, April 3, at 3:45.
Miss Hicks will tell about "The
Hooks Our Children Read," and Dr.
Ciregg will speak on "Medical Inspec
tion In the Schools." Election of of
ficers for the coming year will he
held and refreshments served at the
close of the program.
IHnner.
Mrs. Emll.Pei! entertained Messrs.
and Mesdames J. M. Wagner, F. D.
Wagner and K. V. Carter, and M'sses
I ydla McCall and Harris at dinner
Saturday night. The occasion was
tie near proximity of the birthdays
nf three of the ladies present. Place
f ards were horoscopes of the guests.
Dinner wan followed by bridge.
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The regular meetlni? of the Chau
tauqua Literary and Study Club was
l'eld at the home of Mrs. Swlgart on
Oak street Monday night. The pro
rram was the culmination of a series
f excellent program given from the
ook. "American Ideals," by Hamil
ton Wright Mabie. American authors
from Washington Irvlng's time to the
present have been studied. An even
ing on American art was one to he
especially mentioned. I
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Any parrot can
say: Best, Best"
But the fact re
mains: Schoenbruti
Say "Shayne-Brun"
Tailoring
The proof in
fashions, fabrics, and
guarantee will be
shown to you by your
Exdu$i0 I'nr-nl nnim
Monday evening's program consist- r c r
ed of. "Music Distinctly American, "JraUlSerUd & Bafrett
committee: C. B. Lamkin, V. O. N.
Smith, W. D. Hodgson, Mr. Dicker
son, R. V. Farquhar, W. J. Douglas,
H. A. Camahan and A. R. Black
stone. On Tuesday afternoon this com
mittee met in the office of Reed &
Hodgson and appointed the following
committees, the first-named being
chairman:
Cottage Prayer Meetings East
Side, R. W. Farquhar, H. 0. Butter
field, Mrs. Rachael Harris, Mrs. Pow
el, and Mrs. C. T. Payne.
West Side, W. J. Douglas, Miss
Jessie Hatheway, J. W. Brunner, Mrs.
J. R. Robeitson, and Mrs. T. J. Shinn.
Music Howard Ewer, V. O. N.
Smith, E. L. Rasor, and L. E. Sten-
nett.
Puhlicity-rM. C. Reed nd A. R.
Blackstono.
Secretaries E. O. Smith, S. A.
Peters, Percy Stratten, M. W. Hayes,
Freda Butterfield, Prlscllla Camahan,
and Mrs. L. Hilty.
Finance H. D. Badger, Walter
Powel, A. M. Beaver, Mayor John
son, J. F. Gaines, and J. W. Milner.
Entertainment W. D. Hodgson
and V. 0. N. Smith.
Building G. F. Billings and C. B.
Lamkin.
Ushers--H. S. Palmerlee, F. H.
Christie, Lewis Worth, Mr. Prescott,
John Patty, F. J. Shinn, Homer Bill
Ings and Leslie Phillips.
It was further agreed that Rev.
Camahan should have charge of the
Personal Workers' class which will
have its first meeting next Tuesday
evening at the Presbyterian church.
The final action of the executive
committee was 'to adopt the sugges
tion of the evangelist and have the
laymen come over from Medford and
hold meetinggs In our churches be
fore the campaign begins. April 9
has been set as the date when we
shall have a large delegation of men
from Medford.
ARTHUR R. BLACKSTON'E,
Sec'y of the Ex. Com.
Engineer Joe Poor says it's rather
disconcerting to have a man walk
right into your train as a gentleman
by the name of DeLong considered
On Sabbath, April 2, the pastor his privilege on the tracks near Horn-
will preach both morning and even-j "rook last week.
ing. Sabbath school at 9: 45. Morn-
ing worship at 11; subject, "Christ's
Consecration and Ours." The sacra
ment of the Lord's Supper will be j
black desert and what?
Saturday.
A Triangle program is Saturday's observed after the sermon and new
attraction. ! members received into the church.
Lillian Glsh, fast taking a place y. P. S. C. E. at 6:30. Evening serv-
alongslde of Mary Pickford as one of ',ce at 7:3i theme, "A Noble Charac- congratulations of local rairoaders for
The lithia fountain at the station
Is to be "all lit up" by next week.
Electricians are at work Installing
lights in the pavilion.
An Ash'and man is receiving the
the really famous actresses of the ter " Yo1' al'e cordially Invited to
screen and regarded by many as a attend. Rev. R. W. Farquhar, mln
far superior actress than the winsome ister.-
Mary. stars in a clashing drama, "The j
Lily and the Rose," in which the con-1 Baptist Church Xotes.
flict between the sweet southern girl i After prayer meeting on Thursday
and the loud, florid, but charming evening there will be a short business
dancing gill for the love of the Lily's meeting for the purpose of revising
husband furnishes Inspiration (for the membership roll.
some really great acting. One of the On Saturday evening at 7:30 the
thrilling and picturesque scenes Is Tuskegee Singers will present their
inai in wnirn miss uony as me Kose program oi plantation melodies, ne-
does a bewildering dance on the ocean ! gro folk songs and dialect readings
The teachers' training ciass have
finished their reviewing of the grade
arithmetic and are beginning the re
view of grade grammar. It Ig very
Interesting and some of the class even
remember which part of the sentence
was the subject and which was the
predicate. ,
shore.
With this drama comes a sensation
comedy, "The Great Vacuum Rob
bery," with Charles Murray playing
the role of a typical dime novel de
tective. The play Is more than a
comedy It Is a scream.
The diversified Triangle programs
are making a hit with Ashland thea-
tregoers,and this week's Triangle at
traction bids fair to be the best yet.
Sunday.
On Sunday comes Holbrook BHnn
and Alice Brady In a' five-part film
production based on the play, "The
Boss."
Added Attraction Saturday.
On Saturday evening as an added
attraction the vaudeville team of the
Medford high school, fifteen strong,
will add several enlivening vaudeville
acts to the bill.
Jackson County Registration
The following Is a complete list
of Registrations, showing the number
registered In the various parties up
to week ending March 25, 1916:
Republican Male, 1164; female,
667. Total 1831.
Democrat Male, 627;; female,
341. Total 986.
Progressive Male, 17; female, 2.
Total 19.
Prohibition Male, 22; female 46.
Total 68.
Socialist Male, 57; female, 22.
Total 79.
Miscellaneous Male, 99; female,
70. Total 169.
Total registered to date, 3,162. . '
No ndmit(ance will be charged, but a
silver offf-ring will be taken for the
benefit of the Tuskegee Normal and
Industrial Institute.
On next Monday evening there will
be a meeting of the advisory board In
the pastor's study.
The Sunday services are: Sunday
school at 9:45. Morning worship at
11. The Hand of Fellowship will be
extended to those who were baptized
last Sunday evening and to those who
are coming Into the church by letter.
The Lord's Supper will be celebrated
In remembrance of Him.
The B. Y. P. U. meets at 6:30.
Evening services at 7:30.
ARTHUR R. BLACKSTONE.
good taste displayed in sending in
the following Item to the Southern
Pacific Bulletin: "In my ten-thousand-mile
trip I was glad to get back
on the good old Southern Pacific.
Felt as If I'd Just reached home when
I struck the line. Can truthfully say
the Southern Pacific has the goods
safety, courteous treatment, and serv
ice that can not be beaten anywhere."
S. B. Powers, Ashland, Ore., Febru
ary 25.
IXTERIRBAX AUTOCAR CO.
Chance of Time Card.
Leave Ashland for Medford, Talent
and Phoenix dally except, Sunday at
9:00 a. m. and 1:00, 2:00, 4:00
and 5:15 p. m. A'so on Saturday
night at 6:30 and 12:20. Sundays
leave at 9:00 and 1:00, 4:30, 6:30
and 10:30 p. m.
Leave Medford for Ashland daily ex
cept Sunday at 8:00 a. m., 1:00,
2:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on
Saturday at 11:15 p. m. On Sun
days at 8:00 and 10:30 a. m., and
1:00, 2:00, 5:30 and 9:30 p. m.
The Church of Clod.
The Scriptures define sin as the
breaking of the law, and say that the
Ten Commandments are not annulled,
but are "briefly comprehended in this
saying, namely, "Thou shalt love thy
neighbor as thyself." Also, "Here
are they that keep the command
ments of God and the faith of Jesus."
There Is a dreadful penalty attached
to the breaking of God's law, and we
are warned to flee from the wrath to
come. Again, Paul speaketh: "For
while one salth, I am of Paul, and
another, I am of Apollos, are ye not
carnal?"
We are told to love and look for
the glorious appearing of Christ, and
that the Sabbath of the fourth conv
mandment Is the seventh day of the
week, In celebration of the creation.
and that It is blessed and hallowed.
These things we teach, and exhort
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